ML632781336

观察细节

#09 1750 RTHA Adult with a crop circling briefly around West 124th Street on the east side of Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard heading towards the east side. • Plus 0: On the top of the St. Martin’s Episcopal Church stone cross between West 122nd-121st Streets on Lenox Avenue (Malcolm X Boulevard) from 1755 facing the west side. Still there by 1854 after the last check at 1800. Male.• Plus 1: Adult on the fence above and uptown from a nest on the eastern facade of 2090 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard from at least 1805. Facing the building. Only a few sticks in two places. Appears to be new. There are 10 bays along the fence. The main nest is in the ninth counting from downtown and the minor nest is in the tenth. Still there by 1854. • Both are off there perched by 1855. • Plus 0: Male from the east side to the fourth bay from downtown by 1857. Still there by 1908 when it headed downtown and towards the churches. • Male with a stick to the fence above the tenth bay. Shortly after it paced it on the tenth bay nest then headed back towards the churches from 1911-12. Male arrived at 1917 to the tenth bay fence then dropped down. At 1918 it left to perch on the extreme southeast corner of the fence along West 124th Street then headed downtown at 1919. At 1920 the female was moving sticks and one dropped. Male was back at 1934 dropping into the nest then left heading downtown at 1935. Female still on the nest through 1943.